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Hi, i have read the paper and i gave a fast glance at the code.
I would like to ask how was possible to for a feed forward network (MLP) to modelize a dynamic system? As far i know MLP has no memory capabilities that means it's output is directly dependent on inputs only ( not previous states ). For instance it would be impossible for a MLP to predict the stpe respons of a system as the input is constat and so will be the output.
Do you feed to the network some kind of previous state too?
Or i'm missing something?
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Hi, i have read the paper and i gave a fast glance at the code.
I would like to ask how was possible to for a feed forward network (MLP) to modelize a dynamic system? As far i know MLP has no memory capabilities that means it's output is directly dependent on inputs only ( not previous states ). For instance it would be impossible for a MLP to predict the stpe respons of a system as the input is constat and so will be the output.
Do you feed to the network some kind of previous state too?
Or i'm missing something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: